takeoff
🇺🇸 /ˈteɪˌkɔf/
📖 释义
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noun
起飞; 起点; 模仿; 脱下; 起乘
🔗 详情
词形变化
可数
复数: takeoffs
常用搭配
smooth takeoffvertical takeofftakeoff and landingat takeoffshort takeofftakeoff speed
同义词
liftofflaunchdepartureascent
反义词
landingtouchdown
易混淆词
take off
EN: 'Take off' (two words) is the phrasal verb meaning to leave the ground or remove clothing; 'takeoff' (one word) is the noun referring to the act or moment of leaving the ground.
zh: 'Take off'（两个词）是动词短语，意为离开地面或脱下衣服；'takeoff'（一个词）是名词，指离开地面的动作或时刻。
拼写提示
EN: Remember that 'takeoff' (noun) is one word, while 'take off' (verb) is two words. The hyphenated form 'take-off' is also acceptable, especially in British English.
zh: 请记住，'takeoff'（名词）是一个词，而'take off'（动词）是两个词。带连字符的形式'take-off'也是可以接受的，尤其在英式英语中。
💬 例句
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The plane made a smooth takeoff despite the strong crosswind.
尽管有强烈的侧风，飞机还是平稳起飞了。
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The invention of the steam engine was the takeoff of the Industrial Revolution.
蒸汽机的发明是工业革命的开端。
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His impression of the president was a hilarious takeoff on the original speech.
他对总统的模仿是对原演讲的滑稽戏仿。
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The takeoff of the old wallpaper revealed beautiful original plaster underneath.
撕下旧壁纸露出了底下漂亮的原始灰泥。
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She nailed the takeoff and rode the wave all the way to shore.
她完美地完成起乘，一路乘着浪滑向岸边。